Senior Platform Engineer

Omada Health is on a mission to inspire and enable people everywhere to live free of chronic disease.

As a member of our Platform Engineering team, you'll be responsible for advancing the Platform team's two pillars of doctrine. You'll grow to be capable in both roles, but you'll also have room to specialize if you want.

What you’ll do:

Under our pillar of Engineering Empowerment, you will:

Work with developers to design and improve developer tooling and capability, such as secrets-management or development environments

Maintain and troubleshoot build infrastructure

Help codify, implement, and iterate policies, workflows, and software around building, deploying, and hosting apps

Under our pillar of Operational Integrity, you will:

Oversee AWS environments, including resource provisioning and management, access delegation, and costs control

Fluent in at least one server configuration management tool, such as Ansible or Terraform; must like DAGs

Dogmatic about alerting and monitoring; you want to be woken up when something important is broken, and left alone when nothing important is broken

Willing to participate in an on-call rotation, for the day that something important does break

Bonus points for:

The Ruby ecosystem

Modern time-series monitoring, such as Prometheus

Network layers (you can do subnet math in your head or read a tcpdump)

Building, deploying, and/or hosting Docker

Familiarity with the Hashicorp family of tools (Consul, Vault, Nomad, Terraform)

Energized by the challenge of working within healthcare regulatory constraints

Benefits:

Competitive salary

Stock options + extended post termination option exercise window (for Omadans who are with us 3 years or more)

Flexible vacation

Parental leave

Health, dental, and vision

Healthy snacks and meals

Wellness events (e.g. running club)

Community volunteering

401k retirement savings plan

About Omada Health: We’ve pioneered digital behavioral medicine: an innovative approach to tackling the growing epidemic of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. Our online programs combine world-class science, technology, and design to inspire and enable people everywhere to live free of chronic disease. Named one of Fast Company’s “50 Most Innovative Companies in the World,” our team includes passionate and talented individuals. Our approach has been embraced by major employers across the country, including Costco and Iron Mountain, as well as leading health plans, such as Kaiser Permanente and BlueCross Blue Shield of Louisiana.

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